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What distinguishes contour drawing from gesture drawing?

Contour drawing focuses on edges and line weight, while gesture drawing emphasizes action and does not strictly follow edges.

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What elements combine to create three-dimensionality in design?

Shape and mass/volume.

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How does pattern differ from texture in design?

Pattern is a repetitive motif, while texture refers to the surface quality of an element.

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What are some techniques to convey space in a two-dimensional design?

Size, vertical location, overlapping, aerial perspective, and plan/elevation/perspective.

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What are the three main parts of color?

Hue, value, and saturation.

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What is emphasis in design?

Emphasis draws attention to a particular content, making it more prominent.

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What constitutes a focal point in design?

A specific place of visual emphasis that attracts the viewer's gaze.

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Which design principle connects parts of a design into a cohesive whole?

Continuity.

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How does repetition in design help convey meaning?

Repeating an image or word can establish its importance.

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Alignment naturally draws the eye to a point near the center, giving those elements perceived importance.

What role does alignment play in design?

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What is the difference between scale and proportion?

Scale refers to size in relation to the whole, while proportion refers to relative size among elements.

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How do we achieve balance in design?

By considering the visual weight of objects and achieving equal distribution.

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What characterizes symmetrical balance?

Symmetrical balance features shapes repeated on either side of a vertical axis, resembling a mirror image.

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What is asymmetrical balance?

Achieving balance through dissimilar objects of equal visual weight, often appearing less planned.

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What creates visual rhythm in design?

The repetition of different elements that can evoke various feelings and often create movement.

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What are the principles of GREAT design?

  1. Less, but better; 2. Blow people’s minds; 3. Don’t cause unnecessary harm; 4. Let function inform design; 5. Design local, think global.

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What is the purpose of design thinking?

To design with intent and focus on human-centered problem-solving.

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What are the stages of the design thinking process?

Emphasize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test.

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What is the most conventional design method?

Drawing.

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What is the goal of brainstorming in creative methods?

To generate many ideas.

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What does human-centered design prioritize?

Human needs, capabilities, and behaviors.

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What is anthropometrics in design?

The measurement of the size and proportions of the human body.

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  1. Equitable; 2. Flexibility; 3. Simple; 4. Perceptible; 5. Tolerance for error; 6. Low effort; 7. Size and space.

What are the 7 Universal Design Principles?

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What is Universal Design?

Designing products and environments to be usable by people of all ages and abilities.

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Why is understanding culture important in design?

Culture influences all aspects of human life, including design.

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How does globalization impact design?

It aims to provide uniformity to product culture, which can homogenize consumer needs.

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What can designers do to promote diversity?

Redefine normal, be inclusive, recognize biases, and engage diverse teams.

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How does consumer behavior relate to design?

It studies the processes individuals use to select and use products to satisfy needs.

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What defines an industrial product?

A product bought for further processing or use in conducting business.

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How do designers benefit from understanding consumer culture?

It allows for more relevant and successful product offerings.

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What can advertising do for a product's connection to culture?

Effective advertising appeals to cultural identities, enhancing resonance with consumers.

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What should be avoided in ethnicity-oriented marketing?

Misguided strategies that can alienate multicultural consumers.

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What is the significance of shared symbols and meanings in culture?

They help individuals operate within their ecological communities.

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What is the impact of design on individual accessibility?

Good design enables individuals with disabilities to manage independently and contribute to society.